this article originally appeared on LAist Street art can be cool (your mileage may vary), but let’s try to keep that in the streets and urban spaces? After Casey Nocket traveled throughout the West to deface several na...

this article originally appeared on the Independent The elusive street artist known as Banksy has been less-than elusive in 2015 introducing himself to a schoolboy on a train and popping into a restaurant to admire the décor. ...

Article and Interview by Mitchel Dumlao Yesterday, I had the pleasure to speak with one of my favorite artists, Justin Bua, whose iconic works capture the youthful energy and dynamic style of Hip Hop – a culture that’s been...

this article originally appeared on HuffingtonPost If you know the name INSA, you’re likely familiar with the street artist’s signature technique known as Gifiti — yes, the glorious combination of animated G...

“You wanna be radical? This is the radical store for you,” says Fred Armisen’s character, Phil, one of the co-owners of Shocking Art Supplies. In the latest episode of Portlandia, premiering January 29, Armisen and serie...

this article originally appeared on deathandtaxes On Tuesday morning, Bowery Boogie posted the above photo of Fat Albert, found next door to Fat Boy on Rivington Street, with a speech bubble that says HEY HEY HEY BILL JUST A...

this article originally appeared on KPCC Bobby Rodriguez started tagging when he was 13, spray painting illegal graffiti art from San Pedro to San Bernardino. Life in that world led to other illicit activity and several arres...

Art As A Weapon – Trailer from BREADTRUCK FILMS on Vimeo. Art As A Weapon is a multi-award winning documentary that explores the turmoil brought upon the people of Myanmar (Burma) through their tyrannical government, as ...